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The light trails add an eerie twist.....
Good stuff, Mr. Motts!
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I live in South Jersey myself and while Philly has it's rough
edges there's still alot of good there as well.
It's got a lot of good places to see.
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- Dawn Michelle
well it sort of means to ascribe human qualities to
non human things or other living creatures.
Like to say your car is always cranky on a winter's morning.
Another would be to assign human motivations or feelings
to pets.
I do it all the time with my cat. :)
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Great job you and your team did.
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This is so cool!
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AM General bought Diamond Rio in the 70's and CCC truck's to build 10 ton army truck's.
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am general had a contract to rebuild old trucks,
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I live 15 minutes from Philly, to those of you who haven't been there, there are some minorly interesting and historical parts, but most of it is run down apartment buildings, not to mention you get mugged around every corner...........
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Motts, this picture cracks me up. :)
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matt, i like the photos
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Thanks for the great set of photos Motts. I still have to look through the first set of Pennhurst pics. It takes sometime to go through all the sections on your site but I will get through them. I really have enjoyed reading everyone's posts in these threads. Esp those that worked at Pennhurst. I also saw the GA show & a couple other tv shows that had Pennhurst in it. Than I remembered that Motts had taken pics so it was great to be able to see more pics and stuff that wasn't talked about in these shows. Its very sad the way the patients were treated here and other places. I'm sure not everyone was treated horribly but those that were it is sad. Again thanks for everyones comments. It makes it much more interesting reading thats for sure!! And may all the souls from Pennhurst rest in peace.......
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Looks like Betadine to me. The old scrub liquid.
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I really like this picture Motts....I love your lonely chair shots....its interesting to see that the couple of windows pictured don't appear to have any broken panes in them. Thats totally surprising really. Most of the windows are gone. Though they might be now since its been awhile since you took these pictures. It is interesting though. Great shot!!
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looks cool, if only the walls could talk,
Thanks Motts for another fantastic gallery! Always brightens the whole day to see a new gallery.